Many years ago I started a 15cm by 15cm needlepoint ladybug for my sister who, at the time, had a bug themed room. I believe I started this project somewhere between 1996 and 1999. The ladybug portion was finished by my then 8-10 year old self, but the rest took a bit longer to finish.
As seen assembled. After 15+ years, this is the longest project I have ever finished.
For Motorama (2012) I designed and build a wedge battlebot named Parallelogreg. With the exception of my poor driving skills (I lost the first match in under 5s by driving straight into a wall and getting stuck) I think it worked fairly well for my first attempt, wining 2 of 4 matches.
Just the frame and the motors.
My brother has a Christmas stocking that was made by our great grandmother probably thirty or forty years ago. Due to its age the backing was starting to come off and there was not a good way to display it without risking damage.
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Any posts or pages dated before this are backdated.
Remember how I said it takes a group of people to open the box? That was a lie. (Actually it was true, but you should treat it as a lie right now)
*Note that I may have misunderstood some stuff, so default to someone who knows more than me if they tell you this is wrong.
Ok, so now you have you GPU humming away and you want to know what the frack it is doing.
This is a hedgehog I made for my sister in solidworks and printed on the afinia.
Awwwwww
For my senior design project I messed around with some depth mapping by taking a photo using two cameras at different points. The patterns projected are an effort by me to help give the program something to compare.
The image is a bit confusing, and was taken with a camera, but the basic idea is that red items in the right image are closer.
While a 40W CO2 laser can’t cut through Ti, it can oxidize the surface and give you some cool colors.
